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samfran Posts: 2 Joined: 12/21/2001 From: Status: offline	Web Page Graphics - 12/21/2001 17:17:13 I have a question regarding .jpg graphics used in Frontpage. I used a fair amount of graphics in the development of a web site. I placed the web site onto the server. When viewed by a computer on the network of the server via a T1 line, the site loads all graphics and looks fine. However, when I view the site from a remote computer by a dial-up moden, not all graphics are visible. All .gif are but no .jpg. Is it that the .jpg are too large a file to process through a dial up moden? And would "crunching" them prior help? Also, how can I take a fairly large .jpg and have it load in segments, into fourths? Thanks Stef


abbeyvet Posts: 5095 From: Kilkenny Ireland Status: offline	RE: Web Page Graphics - 12/21/2001 17:42:51 quote: However, when I view the site from a remote computer by a dial-up moden, not all graphics are visible. Is it that the .jpg are too large a file to process through a dial up moden? I think they would have to be pretty huge not to load at all. I recently was asked to look at a site that a colleague of mine from my veterinary days had made. He had 4 images on his home page that added up to a total of over 2 megabytes!! I know, unbelivable! But I have a modem connection and they did load - though I was able to take the dog for a long walk in the meantime! Do you have a url so that we could take a look? Optimising, or "crunching" the images is a good idea generally. There are some online tools for doing this but I use the optimiser form here and find it excellent: www.xat.com Having said that if your images are not loading at all you may have a differnet problem. To have an image load in segments just slice it in a grahics programe and insert each of the slices into cells in a table so as to reassemble it on the page. Katherine ++++++++++++++++++++++++ www.inkkdesign.com "Dogs have owners, cats have staff" Meeeooow! (in reply to samfran)


maduko Posts: 168 From: Tulsa OK USA Status: offline	RE: Web Page Graphics - 12/21/2001 19:07:25 Just for fun try .GIF (upper case) on one of those images that isn't appearing. I've run into this before and that worked. Not sure why. ++++++++++++++++++ � Hobby Time_ www.places2ride.com Home Page_ www.maduko.com Day Gig_ www (in reply to samfran)

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